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    Default Weight Rig For Pulling Arkies


    I've been experimenting on how to get an Arkie crankbait to run at a depth of a Bandit 300. I found that a 1/2 oz weight on the line 3 ft ahead of the Arkie does the trick. I got the mold from Do-It to pour the in-line trolling weights, like the larger pushing weights. Using 10 ft poles from the front of my boat, I had an Arkie crankbait with the 1/2 oz trolling weight on one side. On the other side I had a Bandit 300. Each pole tip was 1 ft from the surface. At 1.8 mph and with 40 ft of line out, both lines entered the water at the same distance back. Name:  uploadfromtaptalk1410275645510.jpg
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    Sweet! Some info that everyone needs. Thanks for sharing that.
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    Thanks for that info Scott......going to be a lot of Arkies pulled for sure now
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    Yep, will pull some soon. Been pushing em too and that works well but there are times pulling just works better!! Good info Scott, thanks.
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    The depth will vary with Speed.



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    Thanks Scott... Always good stuff from you.

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    great thoes arkise are the thing here at home
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    So what was the depth they ran?

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    Quote Originally Posted by arkansasbowhunter View Post
    So what was the depth they ran?
    He's telling ya that at 1.8 MPH they run the same as a Bandit 300
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    I guess I am a knot cause, the way I am taking this is if I let out 40 ft line and a 1/2 oz wt it will run like a bandit. Does this mean its running 10ft deep? Or do I let out another 40 ft and it will run 10 ft deep.

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